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Troublesome Pasts : Legal Governance of Memory in European Privacy and Data Protection Law
The dissertation looks at European privacy and data protection law as a novel form of legal memory governance, as a kind of “memory law.” Whereas traditional memory laws have typically focused on how collectives perceive key historical events, figures, and episodes, privacy and data protection law g
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